Shelter Island is the East End at its most peaceful — glass-still water, sailboats at rest, and wide stretches of sun and sky. This scent blends marine ozone, bergamot, and sea salt with sandalwood and iris root, creating a fresh, airy composition that lingers like a breeze through open windows.

A short ferry ride from Manhattan, Governors Island feels worlds away—grassy fields, quiet forts, and the scent of salt carried on the wind. This fragrance is rooted and atmospheric: incense, vetiver, and resinous woods layer over amber and smoky moss, with a drydown that feels earthy, clean, and enduring. It’s contemplative, cool, and grounded — like stone warmed by the sun, or the hush of history in motion.

Think quiet walks through Amagansett pines, or Montauk mornings when the beach is still yours alone. Bright grapefruit and sage open sharp and herbal, softened by iris, vetiver, and soft woods. Balanced and genderless, this is scent as atmosphere — clean, grounded, and subtly addictive.